New York City to Drop Masking in Schools, Some Vaccine Rules for Businesses

New York City will drop requirements for people to wear masks in schools and for patrons of restaurants and other businesses to show proof of vaccination, changes that coincide with a continuing drop in Covid-19 cases, Mayor Eric Adams said Friday. Starting on Monday, students and staff in K-12 public schools will no longer be required to wear masks indoors, … Continued

Hundreds of people are living in NYC subway stations and tunnels, MTA says

Some 350 homeless individuals were recently found living in encampments in subway stations and tunnels, transit officials said Thursday. The individuals were spread between 29 encampments in tunnels and 89 in stations, according to an MTA survey conducted on Feb. 2 and 3 as part of a “track trespass” task force formed in December to address an … Continued

New York State, City Sued Over COVID-19 Treatment Order That Discriminates Against Whites

Two men who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are suing the city and state of New York for unconstitutional racial discrimination for directing medical providers to consider race in distributing lifesaving treatments. The lawsuit comes after former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson ridiculed the city’s directive as an example of critical race theory in action. … Continued

Even Al Sharpton Says NYC Crime ‘Out of Control’

The Rev. Al Sharpton, the longtime civil rights activist, is calling on newly elected New York Mayor Eric Adams to address the city’s spike in crime, calling it ”out of control,” according to Politico. ”In fairness to Eric, he’s only been mayor five weeks,” Sharpton told MSNBC’s ”Morning Joe” on Tuesday. ”But even as a fan … Continued

Trumps file legal response accusing New York AG Letitia James of having a vendetta against the former First Family and breaking state laws by campaigning on the promise to take them down without a shred of evidence

The Trump family have accused New York Attorney General Letitia James of breaking state laws for a politically motivated ‘fishing expedition’, in a fiery court filing Tuesday. The legal filing, lodged by Donald Trump‘s lawyers in New York, claims James was hell-bent on prosecuting the Trumps even before she got into office or saw any evidence … Continued

New York Times acquisition of word-game craze Wordle sparks controversy

The news that The New York Times will by the hot online word game Wordle from creator Josh Wardle for a price in the “low seven figures” has sparked fears the deal will kill the low-tech, open-to-all features that helped make the game a Web sensation. Mr. Wardle, an engineer for Reddit who lives in Brooklyn, originally created … Continued

Americans Aren’t Extremist on Abortion

All life is worthy of dignity and respect.” Inside St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Sisters of Life and Cardinal Timothy Dolan prayed for the protection of all human life. It was the 49th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s grave Roe v. Wade decision, which ushered in a regime of “unfettered access to abortion,” as Cardinal Dolan noted. He talked about his … Continued

Challenge to New York Revoking Religious Exemptions for School Vaccinations Reaches Supreme Court

Parents of schoolchildren in New York state have filed a challenge with the Supreme Court contesting the state’s 2019 repeal of a law that exempted those with sincere religious objections from having to accept the vaccinations that children are normally required to receive in order to attend school. The petition comes as courts across the country, including … Continued

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